The Independent newspaper wrote in an editorial says that the war on terror has failed, and that the West bears part of the responsibility. The Independent reported that radical Islamist groups close to al-Qaeda controlled regions exceed the size of Britain, in western Iraq, eastern Syria, Afghanistan and Somalia. Related Topics View newspapers The paper says that Western countries raised the slogan of fighting terrorism to launch wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and has spent huge amounts of money, and undermined the freedoms and human rights are violated, and condoned torture and detention without trial, and spy on peoples homes, but failed to achieve the goal. It adds that the investigation prepared by the Independent correspondent, Patrick Cockburn, shows that Saudi Arabia had an important role in the rise of al-Qaeda: In the September 11 attacks / September, the number of hijackers 19 element 0.15 of them Saudis. But former U.S. President George W. Bush did not think for one moment to take any action against Saudi Arabia, which make them, according to The Independent, continues to play a pivotal role in recruiting and funding militant groups. Instead, Bush gave Saudi Arabia blamed on Saddam Hussein and Iraq, without having had any evidence of the accused. The paper concludes by saying that the reason for the reluctance of the United States and Britain to blame for Saudi Arabia to support the militant groups is the financial strength of Saudi Arabia, and the pursuit of Western countries behind the arms deals, as well as the interests of the people have the power in the West.
Posted on: Sat, 22 Mar 2014 00:03:51 +0000
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